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marielynor Newbie

Hello! I just started a gluten-free diet and I'm a BIG fan of brie cheese. I can't get enough of it. Does anyone know if there's any reason why it might contain gluten? Or does anyone know of any definitely gluten-free brands?

Thanks!


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clanning Rookie

Not sure about Brie but I can tell you what it states in my CSA Gluten-Free product book.

Trader Joe's: Cheese blocks & wedges (doesn't list specific types)

Lifetime Rice cheese, shredded 3 cheese blend, soy cheese, tofurella cheese

pretty much all the other cheese brands are those of american, mozzarella, parmesan, cheddar, colby

I know blue cheese is not!!!

Charlotte

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I've never found a brie that wasn't gluten-free.

It's also not true that all blue cheese has gluten. Most blue cheese made in the U.S. is started on an artificial medium, not bread. Boar's Head blue cheese is gluten-free. The cheese used in Outback's blue cheese dressing is gluten-free. Kraft and Marie's blue cheese dressings are gluten-free (or were last time I checked). I'm sure there are other brands that are gluten-free.

richard

marielynor Newbie

Thanks for the replies! Richard, hearing that you've never found a brie that wasn't gluten-free makes me want to do cartwheels! :D

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